HUNTSVILLE, AL -- The Army's aviation branch is "in a relatively healthy posture right now," thanks in part to congressional appropriations, but like the rest of the force is shifting its focus toward a potential near-peer adversary, according to the branch chief. Maj. Gen. William Gayler, commanding general of the Aviation Center of Excellence and Ft. Rucker, AL, said in a March 26 interview the community has "tend[ed] to migrate to teaching technical things at the expense of warfighting things."...
